First six months of the TRUST ALUM project
Welcome to the first TRUST ALUM newsletter! In this issue, we cover the challenge of eutrophication in Baltic lakes and our ALUM treatment approach. Highlights include our project’s progress, the benefits of ALUM, and a focus on the upcoming treatment...
Empowering BSR Cities to shift towards Sustainable Urban Mobility: SUMPs for BSR Project kicks off in Turku.
As municipalities around the globe are putting efforts to tackle the challenges posed by climate change, cities of the Baltic Sea Region are tasked with the transition to sustainable mobility. Despite the urgency, existing mobility plans are often car-dominated....
First national workshop in Latvia
The CommitClimate coordinator RTU IESE hosted an online webinar titled “Climate Neutrality in Municipalities” on December 20. Municipalities play a crucial role in shaping local policies and initiatives. This workshop’s objective was to shed light on...
Toolkit for measuring public acceptance coming out!
Urban Air Mobility Public Acceptance Toolkit’s first version has been published! The more detailed, piloted version will come out later this year. The toolkit offers material for cities, their subsidiaries and for living labs as a launch basis for raising...
Kick-Off Event launches Climate-4-CAST project in Hamburg
The HafenCity University Hamburg (HCU) hosted the inaugural event for the Climate-4-CAST project, bringing together representatives from the project partners across the Baltic Sea Region. The kick-off, held on November 23 and 24, 2023, at HCU’s premises, marked...First national workshop in Latvia
The CommitClimate coordinator RTU IESE hosted an online webinar titled “Climate Neutrality in Municipalities” on December 20. Municipalities play a crucial role in shaping local policies and initiatives. This workshop’s objective was to shed light on...First national workshop in Latvia
The CommitClimate coordinator RTU IESE hosted an online webinar titled “Climate Neutrality in Municipalities” on December 20. Municipalities play a crucial role in shaping local policies and initiatives. This workshop’s objective was to shed light on...
Fehmarn Island’s Path to Energy Self-Sufficiency: A Case Study within the Baltic Sea2Land Framework
As data from 2019 shows, Fehmarn’s annual electricity production exceeds 576,800 MWh, surpassing its own consumption by 857%. Wind energy constitutes the primary contributor to the energy mix, with biomass and solar energy playing supplementary roles. The...